竟走外研版高一上册英语期末试题带答案

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外研版高一上册英语期末试题带答案










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第二节：单项填空（共
15
小题，每小题
1
分，满分
15
分）

从
A
、
B
、
C
和
D四个选项中，选出选项，并在答题卡上将该

项的标号涂黑。

mpic Gamesholdtheideal_____mattersisnotwinningbutpar
ticipating.
at
_______filmTransformers,Sh iaLaBeoufplays______mannamedS
amWitwicky.
A.a;theBthe;;theD.a;a
8
．
---Isthereanypresentforme?

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---cklace__you.
edto
9. ----- Youwerebraveenoughtoraiseobjectionsatthemeeting.


-----Well,nowIregret____that.

done
done
enjoys______.

ookeddownupon
gdownupon

ookeddown


down
_____asaninterpreter_____ho wimportantitwastopractise
speakingEnglish.
dIwork…Irealized

dIwork…didIrealize

ork…didIrealize

orked…didIrealize

12
．
Americans eat________astheyactuallyneedeveryday.
roteinasmuchtwice
nastwicemuch
yIbutal soJaneandMary_____tiredofhavingoneexaminati
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onafteranother.



14.__ __iscleartousall,studentssh
ouldobeytheschool’s rules.


goldenhairwhenshewasachild,but _________shegotolder
andolder,herhairwentdarker anddarker.

16.
—
Whatdoyouthinkoftheirmarriage?
—
______,ifIwereKate,Iwouldnotmarryhim.
oidea
rprise
eans____preventthewaterfrom_____.
dto;usedto;polluting
to;to;beingpolluted
rprisedmewasnotwhathesaidbut_____hesaidit.
which
,rainsoon.
A
．
probablyB．
possiblyC
．
likelyD
．
perhaps
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hestudentswerebythespeechgivenbytheheadmaster.
A
．
inspired;inspiredB
．
inspiring ;inspiring
C
．
inspired;inspiringD
．< br>inspiring;inspired
第三节：完形填空（共
20
小题；每 小题
1.5
分，满分
30
分）

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从
21-40
各题所给的四个选项

项，并在答题卡上将该选项的标号涂黑。

Iliveinabigcity
．
It'snoisyanddirty,andIgotvery21Attheweeken
dsIliketoleavethecityandgetsome22airandagoodrest< br>．
Afewweeks
agoldecidedtogotoseemy23Iwasr eallylookingforwardtoit
．

Myparentslive alongway24IwenttoseethemwithJames
，
afriend< br>，
andwedroveonFridaynight
．
Inthemiddl eofthe25itbegantorain
．
T
heroadbecame,ve ry26anditwasdifficulttodrive
．
Wearrivedhome j
ustaftermidnight
，
feelingvery27
．ookhis29toa
garagewhichwasverygood
．
< br>Intheafternoonthe30improved
，
wewantedtog ofora31
．
snogood.T
heircardidn’upthegara ge.“Oh,”theysaid.“yourca
r33bereadytilltomorrow .”Soitwasn’d
didn’tagree35awordwelookedforadict
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ionary.
Itwasn’tthere.36mymoth erremembered,“Ilentittoyousi
kitwithherwhenshel eft”.Thewordgamewasn’tanygoo
d37adictionary. OnSundaymymotherdroppedaheavyboxonher38andwehadt ohirea39tot
mesandIdrovebackwegotstuckinacaracc i
meIw
antrest.I’llstay40.

21
．A
．
angryB
．
surprisedC
．
sadD
．
tired
22
．
A
．
warmB
．
coolC
．
coldD
．
fresh
23
．< br>A
．
comradesB
．
friendsC
．
pa rentsD
．
hometown
24
．
A
．
a wayB
．
hereC
．
thereD
．
far
25
。
A
。
dayB
．
nightC
．
j ourneyD
．
mad
26
．
A
．
narro wB
．
wetC
．
dirtyD
．
dry
27< br>．
A
．
happyB
．
excitedC
．
tiredD
．
thirsty
28
．
A
．
mo rningB
．
dayC
．
afternoonD
．
eve ning
29
．
A
．
clothesB
．
car C
．
booksD
．
machine
30
．
A< br>．
carB
．
clothesC
．
weatherD
．
work
31
．
A
．
driveB
．
lookC
．
tripD
．
walk
32,A
．
moveB
．
runC
．
startD
．
work
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33
．
A
．mustn’tB．couldn’ tC．wouldn’tD．won’t

34
．
A
．
in terestingB
．
necessaryC
．
possibleD
．
wonderful
35
．
A
．
aboutB
．
overC
．
toD
．
upon
36
．A
．
LuckilyB
．
SuddenlyC
．
Fin allyD
．
Quickly
37
．
A
．
for B
．
inC
．
withD
．
without
38
．
A
．
footB
．
legC
．
head Dfloor
39
．
A
．
truckB
．
tax iC
．
bikeD
．
bus
40
．
A
．
inthecountryB
．
inthecity
C
．
inmyhomeD
．
inthegarage
第二 部分：阅读理解
(
共二大题。阅读部分共
15
小题，每小题
2
分，
满分
30
分
)
阅读下列
4
篇短文，从每小 题后所给的
A
、
B
、
C
、
D
四个选项中， 选
出选项。

A
Whoisbetteratpredictingear thquakes,animalsorscientistswithi
nstruments?Ev idencecollectedsofarsuggeststhatanordinaryanim
al
—
adog,ahorse,apit
—
maygiveasrelia bleawarningofanimpendin
gearthquakeasscientists .
In1970,200instrumentsfailedtopredictaCalifor niaearthquaketh
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atshookbuildinginS anFrancisco,1974,several
monthsbeforeabigearthq uakeinChina
pigsclimbedthewalls,henswouldnotroo st(
栖
息
)
，
，
traineddogsdidnoto beycommandsandfarmyardgeeserefusedtofly
．
Th eChinesescientistspaidattentiontotheseandothersign s,theye
ducatedpeoplebeforetheearthquakestruckt hereandsavedahundred
thousandlives
．

Manynationsnowhaveanimals-warningcenterstotryt olearntheanim
alsensesothatinstrumentscallbebui lttodetectthesamesignal
．

41
．
Thispassagemainlytellsus
A
．
aboutthebigearthquakeinSanFrancisco
B
．
thatanimalscanpredictearthquakes
C
．
animalsarebetteratpredictingearthquakes thanscientists
D
．
thatsomeoftheanimalsa rccleverthanhumanbeings
．

42
．
In thispassage
，
“animpendingearthquake”meansan earthquake

A
．
thatwilltakeplacevery soonB
．
thathasjusttakenplace
C
．
thatwillnottakeplaceD
．
thatwilltakeplaceina verylongtime
B
CentralPark
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Outsideamongthetrees
，
watchthewildlife
—
boththehumanandanimalvarieties
．
Call( 2l2)
360-3465or(212)360-2726fordailyeventsandto urs
．
CentralParks
m5thAve
．
toCent ralParkWest
．

EmpireStateBuilding
T hisisamongthemoststrikingbuildingsmthecity,thenati oneventh
ervationdeck(
台
了
望
，
) onthe86thfloorisopentothegeneralpublic
offering awonderfulnewofthecity
．
Onthesecondflooryou ’llfind
theNewYorkSkyride
，
asimulated(模
似
的
)helicopterrideoverManhattan5thAv e
．
at34thSt
．
Midtown/(21
2)736-31 00
．

IntrepidSea-Air-SpaceMuseum
Fi veblockswestofTimeSquare
，
thismuseumhashund red5ofair,deep-seaandspaceexhibits
．
Walkth< br>eflightdeckofthe900-foot-longaircraftcarrierInt repid
seedozensofoldandmodernaircraftand
rid etheIntrepidNavyFlightSimulator
．
Pier86
，
W
；
。
：
46thSt
．
andl2thAve
．
/(212)245-0072
．

MadisonSquareGarden
Ifit’sbig,utsportingeve
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nts,.3 2sta
wn
／
(212)465-6741
．

45
．
TheNewYorkSkyrideisfor
A
．citytransportationB
．
flighttraining
C
．
modelplanesportsD
．
sightseeing
46
．
Ifavisitedisinterestedinmusic
，
hewillprobablygoto
．

A
．
CentralP arkB
．
EmpireStateBuilding
C
．
intrepidSea-Air- SpaceMuseumD
．
MadisonSquareGarden
47
．
Whatisthepurposeofthesetexts?
A
．
ToprovideinformationoflivinginNewYork
．

B
．
Toprovidedirectionsofcitytraff icinNewYork
．

C
．
Togivevisitorsa guidetoNewYork
．

D
．
Togiveabrief introductiontothehistory,ofNewYork
．

C
Eversincehumanslivedontheearth
，
theyhav emadeBSCofvariousformsofcommunication
．
Gene rally,the
expressionofthoughtsandfeelingshasbee nintheformoforalspeech
．
Whenthereisalanguag edifficulty,communicationiscardedoutth
roughsig nlanguageinwhichmovementsstandforletters
，
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wordsandideas
．
Touristsandthepe opleunabletohearorspeakhaveh
adtousethisformofe xpression
．
Manyofthesesymbolsofwholewordsareveryvivid(
生
动
的
)andexactandcanb eusedinternationally
；
spelling
，
howe ver,cannot.
Bodylanguagepassesonideasorthought sbycertainaction,eitheron
(
眨
眼
)anso< br>neagree,whileshakingtheheadindicates“No”.
< br>OtherformsofnonlinguisticlanguagecanbefoundinBr aille(asyste
mofraiseddotsreadwiththefingertips ),signalflags,Morsecode(
莫
尔
斯
电
码< br>)psandpicturesignsalsoguide,warn,an
anguagei sthemostcommonformofcommunica
tion,othersystema ndtechniquesalsoexpresshumanthoughtsandfee
ling s.
48
．
Whichofthefollowingstatementsbes tgivesthegeneralideaoft
hispassage?
A
．< br>Whenthere’salanguagedifficulty,onewillfindOther formsofc
ommunication.
B
．
Everybodyu sesonlyoneformofcommunication
，

C
．< br>Nonlinguisticlanguageisinvaluableforforeigners< br>．

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D
．
Althoughtherea reotherforms
，
apartfromlanguageofcommunicat ion
，
theyareoflittlevalue
49
．
Wh ichofthefollowingstatementsisFalse?
A
．
Therearemanyformsofcommunicationintheworldtoday
．

B
．
Languageisthemostcommonformof Communication
．

C
．
Touristsareno tabletousealloralformofcommunication
．

D
．
Ideasandthoughtscanbepassedonbybodylangu age
．

50
．
Whichformcouldbemostco mmonlyusedamongblindpeople?
A
．
Pictures ignsB
．
BrailleC
．
BodylanguageD
．< br>Sighnalflages
51
．
Inthispassaget
heword“nonlinguistic”meansinChinese．

A
．非语言的
B
．口语的
C
．手势
D
．语言的

D
WhenIwasaboy,IbelongedtotheboyScouts(
童
子
军
)
，
soIusedtogocampingeverys ummer,andoncesomethinghappenedwhich
Ihaveneverb eenabletoexplain
．

Wewerecampinginaplac e
aboveariver
．
Afterarriving
，
．weallrusheddowntotheriver
ngbytheriver,wenot icedthatitwassurrounded
bycliffs(
悬
、